Capitolo 9
mental excitements through which he had passed during his/her exile, and in
the whole change of fortune that had frequented his/her return. From the being
an unfortunate fugitive, hiding for his/her life among dark and desolate
ruins, he was suddenly found transferred to the dominion of the
world. Also, his/her mind you/he/she was excited in in comparison to Sylla that he didn't have
it still arrived or it subjugated, but against that you/he/she was still pursuing his/her war
Mithridates. Marius had had him pronounced by the Senate an enemy to his
country, and you/he/she was meditating plain to contact him/it in his/her distant province,
considering his/her incomplete triumph until his great competitor was to
liberty and I live. The illness only cut shortly these plans but it
inflamed to double the violence the excitement and the nervousness that
frequents them.
[Sidenote: delirious Marius.]
[Sidenote: Death of Marius.]
As the dying tyrant launched uneasily on his/her bed, you/he/she was simple that
the delirious ravingses that he started soon to send forth were excited by the
the same feelings of the insatiable ambition and fierce hate which calmer
laws that he had respected when well. He imagined that he had succeeded in
Sylla that supplants in his/her command, and that him he was in Asia to the
his/her armies' head. Thrilled with this idea, he fixed wildly around;
him called to tall voice the name of Mithridates; he shouted orders to imaginary
troops; he fought for detaching himself/herself/themselves from the limitations that the
companions on his/her side of the imposed bed, to attach the enemies of ghost that
frequents him/it in his/her dreams. This continued for many days, and when to
the last nature was exhausted from the violence of these paroxysms of phrensy,
the vital powers that had been being for seventy long years that spend them
he/she forces in actions of the egoism, the cruelty and hate, you find their job
fact, and sunk for reviving anybody more.